By midday on Friday, firefighters were battling a rapidly spreading wildfire with the support of five Canadair aircraft and three water-dropping helicopters.
The blaze, which began on Thursday, has continued to expand, driven by strong winds that have made containment efforts increasingly difficult.
Emergency crews on the ground have been working alongside aerial support teams, coordinating efforts to slow the spread and protect nearby areas.
Firefighting aircraft have been making repeated water drops over the affected zones, targeting hotspots in an attempt to control the advancing flames.
Despite these efforts, officials say the fire has remained highly active due to shifting wind conditions and dry terrain, which are fueling its intensity.
Local authorities have deployed additional resources to reinforce containment lines and support evacuation or safety measures where necessary.
The situation has placed significant pressure on emergency services, with crews working continuously since the fire first broke out.
Residents in surrounding areas have been urged to remain alert as conditions continue to evolve.
As efforts continue, officials remain focused on bringing the wildfire under control and preventing further spread in the region.
